The unit does not switch on at all — what does that say about NTG5*1 Audio20?
When NTG5*1 Audio20 does not start, customers report a black screen, a working fan, occasional logo display, constant restarts and problems with the CD mechanism. Such symptoms may result from problems with the unit’s internal memory, including hardware damage to the memory chip or software errors.
In your enquiry, describe exactly what happens when it is switched on: whether the logo appears and it restarts, whether the screen stays black, whether the fan runs, and whether the CD mechanism does not respond. Also provide the information from the label: model NTG5*1 CD or NTG5*1 BASE, serial prefixes PA1431, PA1432 or PA1433, and any reference number from the housing; this will help with the initial identification.
What does NTG5*1 Audio20 repair include and how do we test it after repair?
We repair internal memory defects and remove software errors stored in memory. If the damage requires the memory chip to be replaced, we carry this out while preserving the radio’s original data and the unit’s existing coding.
After the repair, we check whether the unit starts up and returns to working order.
Repairing your own unit and coding
Repairing your own unit allows its original radio data to be preserved, including the coding, even when the memory chip has to be replaced.
If after the repair the unit needs to be matched to the car again, we will help direct you to a workshop that can carry out the synchronisation and adaptation. In your enquiry, mention if the unit has been replaced or modified before, as this will make further handling easier.